NED University Leads Pakistan’s Drive Towards Autonomous Vehicles
Karachi has taken a significant leap forward in technological innovation with the initiation of a groundbreaking project to develop driverless cars using artificial intelligence (AI). This ambitious undertaking, spearheaded by the National Centre for Artificial Intelligence (NCAI) at NED University of Engineering and Technology, marks a pioneering effort in Pakistan’s journey towards autonomous transportation.
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The project has already achieved a crucial milestone with the successful launch of a virtual driving system. Now, engineers are diligently working to translate this virtual success into real-world applications, aiming to soon have an AI-driven vehicle navigating the roads of Karachi. A dedicated electric car has been imported from China and is currently undergoing modifications to integrate advanced AI capabilities.
The AI-powered vehicle will be ready for test drives within the university campus
Project Director Dr. Mohammad Khurram expressed confidence in achieving real-time vehicle control, highlighting the significant progress made in data control and software development. He anticipates that within six months, the AI-powered vehicle will be ready for test drives within the university campus.
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This project, undertaken by the NCAI, one of nine such centers established by the federal government, is a testament to Pakistan’s growing emphasis on AI research and development. The successful development and deployment of driverless cars in Karachi will not only position Pakistan at the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology but also have a profound impact on the future of transportation within the country.
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